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Aboriginal Deaths In Custody, 30 Years On
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Getting a guilty verdict for a police officer is
very rare in the United States and until recently
it hardly ever happened. But it looks like things
are changing slowly but surely.
In the George Floyd case a United States jury has
found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty
of the murder of George Floyd. Police officers
also testified and the jury was made up of six
white people and six black or multi-racial
people. We still don't know what the sentence will
be - but perhaps justice will be at least seen to
be done for all concerned.
It is a sad state of affairs when things get so out
of hand as it appears to have done in this case.
But there is hope that no one should be above the
law - no matter who they are.